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| adam_text | CONTENTS
OS
[Plates section faces page 146]
Acknowledgements xi
Japanese Calendar, Temples, Nantes and Words xii
List of Plates xiii
Introduction 1
1. Characteristics of Japanese Buddhism 6
• MARRIAGEOF JAPANESE MONKS 6
• BUDDHIST STUDIES 8
• SHAVING HAIR 8
• CHANGING NAMES 9
• CLOTHING OF MONKS 12
• FUNCTIONS OF TEMPLES 12
• SUMMARY 14
2. Ancient Buddhism - Official Monks 16
• OFFICIAL INTRODUCTION OF BUDDHISM 16
• TWOTYPESOF RELIGION 16
• FIRST JAPANESE NUNS 17
• SHÖTOKU TAISHI, FATHER OF JAPANESE BUDDHISM 18
• MONKS AS GOVERNMENT OFFICERS 20
• PRECONDITIONS TO BECOMING OFFICIAL MONKS 21
• GYÖKI BUILDER OF TEMPLES 22
• THE RANKING OF MONKS 23
• OFFICIAL MONKS 25
• COLOURS OF KESA FOR OFFICIAL MONKS 26
• PLEDGINGTHE OBSERVANCE OFTHE PRECEPTS 27
• ORDINATIONS AT ENRYAKUJI 29
• FUNCTIONS OF ORDINATION 34
• INCREASE IN NUMBERS OF IMMORAL MONKS 35
• KÜKAI AND ESOTERIC BJDDHISM 36
v
A History ofjapanese Buddhism
- THE WORLD OF TENDAIHONGAKU SHISO 37
• SHINTÖ-BUDdHISM SYNCRETISM 38
• FOUNDER OF SHUGENDÖ, MOUNTAIN-BASED ASCTICISM:
EN-NO OZUNU 39
• DIFFERENCEBETWEENÖJÖANDJÖBC/TSf/ 40
• AMTTÄBHA SAINT KÜYA 41
3. Official and Reclusive Monks 44
• MEDIEVAL PERIOD OF REUGIOUS FUND-RAISING 44
• THEDEFILEDMIDDLEAGES:WITHOUTFEAROF
DEFILEMENT 47
• THE APOSTATE MIDDLE AGES: JUKAI AND THE KAIRITSU 48
• USEOFLEGENDS 51
• HISTORY OF RESEARCH INTO MEDIEVAL JAPANESE
BUDDHISM 52
• LEAVING HOME 57
• THE RISE OFTHE TONSESÖ 60
• SHlNRAN, NICHIREN AND DOGEN AS TONSEISÖ 63
• LEAVING THE KANSÖ 65
• IPPENANDJISECTS 67
• ESSENCE OF KAMAKURA NEW BUDDHISM 68
4. Medieval Japanese Towns and the Rise of
Kamakura New Buddhism 71
• definition ofatown 71
• beftttingthefourgods 72
• stratified structure of towns 73
• kamakura new buddhism and medieval towns 74
• temples of kamakura new buddhism 76
• purification of defilement 77
• emergence of individuals 78
5. Fieldwork in Kamakura 80
• THE GREAT BUDDHA1 OF KAMAKURA 81
• KÖMYÖJI 84
• SÖBAN NENBUTSU 8?
• TSURUGAOKA HACHIMANGÜ 8?
• KENCHÖJI 90
• ENGAKLTJI 9
• SANMON II
• BUTSUDEN 9*
04
• BUTSUNICHI-AN
• SHÖZOKU-IN
6. Black and White: the SymboUsmof the Colourof
the Kesa 9Q5,
• KOKVE AND BYAKUE
vi
Contents
7. Eraof Religious Fund-raising 101
• CHÖGEN 102
• EISAI 104
• NINSHÖ 105
• RELIGIOUS FUND-RAISING AND BALLAD OF SANSHÖ DAYÜ 108
• MODEL OF THE GUTSY ABBOT 110
8. Salvation of Outcasts 116
• NON-PEOPLE 116
• A BATHHOUSE FOR HININ 118
• RITSU PRIESTS AND HININ 119
• SALVATION THROUGH FAITH IN MANJUSRI 121
• NEBUTSU PRIESTS AND THE SALVATION OF HININ 124
• LEGENDS OF HONEN 126
• SALVATION LEGENDS BY SHINRAN AND IPPEN 127
9. Salvation ofWomen 132
• THE iCWSÖ S CONCEPT OFWOMEN 132
• THE KANSÖ S CONCEPT OF THE SALVATION OF WOMEN 134
• OFFICIAL NUNS EXCLUDED FROM THE STATE
PRECEPTS-PLATFORMS 135
• EXCLUSION FROM THE DENBÖ KANJÖ 136
• DOGEN AND THE TENNYO JÖBUTSUTHEORY 137
• SALVATION OF WOMEN BY HÖNEN S ORDER 138
• HÖNEN S CONCEPT OF THE SALVATION OF WOMEN 139
• HÖNEN S SALVATION OF A PROSTTTUTE 140
• FOUNDATION OF NUNNERIES BY RITSU AND ZEN PRIESTS 141
• SALVATION OF WOMEN BY DISCIPLES OF DOGEN, MYÖE,
HONEN AND NICHIREN 142
• FOUNDATION OF PRECEPTS-PLATFORMS FOR NUNS 144
• SHINRAN S ORDER AND THE SALVATION OF WOMEN 145
• VIEW OF FEMALE IMPURTTY AND THE TONSEISÖ 146
10. The Logic of Funerals - the Salvation of the
Deceased 149
• A REASSESSMENT OF FUNERARY BUDDHISM 149
• THE KANSÖ AND TABOO OF THE DEATH IMPURITY 152
• THE PRECEPTS OF PURITY REMAIN UNTAINTED 153
• THOSEWHO ARE REBORN INTHE PURE LAND ARB
UNPOLLUTED 156
• ZEN PRIESTS AND FUNERALS 157
11. The NewThinking of Kamakura New Buddhism -
Shinran and Eizon 160
• THE SALVATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL 160
• BUDDHIST THOUGHT OF THE KANSÖ 161
• THETHINKINGOFTHEFOUNDERSOFTHE NEW BUDDHISM 164
vii
A History ofjapanese Buddhism
• SINGLE AND MULTIPLE PRACTICES - JINRIK1 AND TARIKI 165
• COMPARISON OF SHINRAN AND EIZON 167
• BUDDHAHOOD OR BIRTH INTO THE PURE LAND 169
• OBSERVANCEANDVIOLATIONOFTHEPRECEPTS 170
• SALVATION OFTHEINDIVIDUAL 173
12. Rise of the MedievalTowns and Awareness of the
Individual 175
• URBANIZED PLACES 175
• HONEN, DOGEN AND THE TOWNSPEOPLE OF KYOTO 176
• EIZON AND THE TOWNSPEOPLE 177
• KAMAKURA, IPPEN AND NICHIREN 179
• KAMAKURA NEW BUDDHISM OF THE TONSEISÖ 182
• SHINRAN AND FARMERS 183
• OUTLINE OF JAPANESE BUDDHIST HISTORY FROM ANCIENT
TIMES UNTIL EDO 185
• FROM THE FIRST TO THE SECOND TYPE OF PERSONAL
RELIGIONS 189
13. Buddhism in the Muromachi Era 191
• MONKAN 192
• MUSÖ SOSEKI, AN OFFICIAL MONK OF THE MUROMACHI
SHOGUNATE 193
• IKKYÜ SÖJUN, AN EXTRAVAGANT MONK 196
• NISSHIN WITH A POT ON HIS HEAD 198
• RENNYO AND IKKÖ IKKI 199
• TOYOTOMI HIDEYOSHI RESTRUCTURES THE BUDDHIST
COMMUNITY 202
14. Buddhists in the Edo Era - Official Monks of the
Edo Shogunate 205
• TEMPLECONTROLPOLICIESINTHEEARLYEDOERA 206
• SÜDEN AND TENKAI: POLITICAL MONKS OF THE
SHOGUNATE 207
• TAKUAN SÖHÖ AND THE SHIE (PURPLE CLOTH) INCIDENT 208
• RELIGIOUS INQUISITION BOOK AND DANKA SYSTEM 211
• NICHIÖ OF THE FUJU FUSESUBSECT 213
• INGEN, THE FOUNDER OF THE ÖBAKUSHÜ ZEN SECT 214
• REFUTERS OF BUDDHISM 215
• DEVELOPMENT OF RESEARCH AND EDUCATION 217
• SUZUKI SHÖSAN AND THE COMMON PEOPLE 218
• BANKEI EITAKU AND HAKUIN EKAKU 219
• PILGRIMAGES IN SHIKoKU AND OTHER PLACES 221
• DEVELOPMENT OF SHUGENDO IN THE EDO ERA 223
• EDO CULTURE AND BUDDHISM 223
viii
Contei ts
15. Modern Times and Japaners Buddhism 225
• THE MEIJI RESTORATION ANd BUDDHIST MONKS 225
• INOUE ENRYÖ: PROTECTTHE WAtiON AND LOVE REASON 228
• KIYOZAWA MANSHI AND HIS sl^RlTUALISM 230
• MURAKAMI SENSHÖ AND MQPERN SANSKRIT STUDIES 231
• SUZUKI DAISETU - INTRODlJC^H OF JAPANESE BUDDHISM
TO OTHER COUNTRIES 232
• NEW RELIGIONS INTHE BUÜdHISTTRADITION 233
• MIYAZAWAKENJIANDKOKOc^ÜKAI 234
• VARIOUS NEW REUGIONS 235
• REVTVING JAPANESE BUDDHisM 237
16. Shikoku Pilgrimage -Visiting the Ancient Sites
of Köbö Daishi 239
• ORIGINOFTHENUMBERElC5H rV-ElGHT 239
• EARLY EDO PERIOD GUIDEBoOK 241
• GUIDE MAPS OFTHE SHIKOKl) PlLGRlMAGE 242
• PEOPLEWHO MAKE THE PILg^MaGE 243
• CHARITABLEGIVINGDURINGrHE PILGRIMAGE 244
Afterword 247
Bibliography 251
Index 259
ix
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CONTENTS
OS
[Plates section faces page 146]
Acknowledgements xi
Japanese Calendar, Temples, Nantes and Words xii
List of Plates xiii
Introduction 1
1. Characteristics of Japanese Buddhism 6
• MARRIAGEOF JAPANESE MONKS 6
• BUDDHIST STUDIES 8
• SHAVING HAIR 8
• CHANGING NAMES 9
• CLOTHING OF MONKS 12
• FUNCTIONS OF TEMPLES 12
• SUMMARY 14
2. Ancient Buddhism - Official Monks 16
• OFFICIAL INTRODUCTION OF BUDDHISM 16
• TWOTYPESOF RELIGION 16
• FIRST JAPANESE NUNS 17
• SHÖTOKU TAISHI, FATHER OF JAPANESE BUDDHISM 18
• MONKS AS GOVERNMENT OFFICERS 20
• PRECONDITIONS TO BECOMING OFFICIAL MONKS 21
• GYÖKI BUILDER OF TEMPLES 22
• THE RANKING OF MONKS 23
• OFFICIAL MONKS 25
• COLOURS OF KESA FOR OFFICIAL MONKS 26
• PLEDGINGTHE OBSERVANCE OFTHE PRECEPTS 27
• ORDINATIONS AT ENRYAKUJI 29
• FUNCTIONS OF ORDINATION 34
• INCREASE IN NUMBERS OF IMMORAL MONKS 35
• KÜKAI AND ESOTERIC BJDDHISM 36
v
A History ofjapanese Buddhism
- THE WORLD OF TENDAIHONGAKU SHISO 37
• SHINTÖ-BUDdHISM SYNCRETISM 38
• FOUNDER OF SHUGENDÖ, MOUNTAIN-BASED ASCTICISM:
EN-NO OZUNU 39
• DIFFERENCEBETWEENÖJÖANDJÖBC/TSf/ 40
• AMTTÄBHA SAINT KÜYA 41
3. Official and Reclusive Monks 44
• MEDIEVAL PERIOD OF REUGIOUS FUND-RAISING 44
• THEDEFILEDMIDDLEAGES:WITHOUTFEAROF
DEFILEMENT 47
• THE APOSTATE MIDDLE AGES: JUKAI AND THE KAIRITSU 48
• USEOFLEGENDS 51
• HISTORY OF RESEARCH INTO MEDIEVAL JAPANESE
BUDDHISM 52
• 'LEAVING HOME' 57
• THE RISE OFTHE TONSESÖ 60
• SHlNRAN, NICHIREN AND DOGEN AS TONSEISÖ 63
• LEAVING THE KANSÖ 65
• IPPENANDJISECTS 67
• ESSENCE OF KAMAKURA NEW BUDDHISM 68
4. Medieval Japanese Towns and the Rise of
Kamakura New Buddhism 71
• definition ofatown 71
• 'beftttingthefourgods' 72
• stratified structure of towns 73
• kamakura new buddhism and medieval towns 74
• temples of kamakura new buddhism 76
• purification of defilement 77
• emergence of individuals 78
5. Fieldwork in Kamakura 80
• THE 'GREAT BUDDHA1 OF KAMAKURA 81
• KÖMYÖJI 84
• SÖBAN NENBUTSU 8?
• TSURUGAOKA HACHIMANGÜ 8?
• KENCHÖJI 90
• ENGAKLTJI 9\
• SANMON II
• BUTSUDEN 9*
04
• BUTSUNICHI-AN
• SHÖZOKU-IN
6. Black and White: the SymboUsmof the Colourof
the Kesa 9Q5,
• KOKVE AND BYAKUE
vi
Contents
7. Eraof Religious Fund-raising 101
• CHÖGEN 102
• EISAI 104
• NINSHÖ 105
• RELIGIOUS FUND-RAISING AND BALLAD OF SANSHÖ DAYÜ 108
• MODEL OF THE GUTSY ABBOT 110
8. Salvation of Outcasts 116
• 'NON-PEOPLE' 116
• A BATHHOUSE FOR HININ 118
• RITSU PRIESTS AND HININ 119
• SALVATION THROUGH FAITH IN MANJUSRI 121
• NEBUTSU PRIESTS AND THE SALVATION OF HININ 124
• LEGENDS OF HONEN 126
• SALVATION LEGENDS BY SHINRAN AND IPPEN 127
9. Salvation ofWomen 132
• THE iCWSÖ'S CONCEPT OFWOMEN 132
• THE KANSÖ'S CONCEPT OF THE SALVATION OF WOMEN 134
• OFFICIAL NUNS EXCLUDED FROM THE STATE
PRECEPTS-PLATFORMS 135
• EXCLUSION FROM THE DENBÖ KANJÖ 136
• DOGEN AND THE TENNYO JÖBUTSUTHEORY 137
• SALVATION OF WOMEN BY HÖNEN'S ORDER 138
• HÖNEN'S CONCEPT OF THE SALVATION OF WOMEN 139
• HÖNEN'S SALVATION OF A PROSTTTUTE 140
• FOUNDATION OF NUNNERIES BY RITSU AND ZEN PRIESTS 141
• SALVATION OF WOMEN BY DISCIPLES OF DOGEN, MYÖE,
HONEN AND NICHIREN 142
• FOUNDATION OF PRECEPTS-PLATFORMS FOR NUNS 144
• SHINRAN'S ORDER AND THE SALVATION OF WOMEN 145
• VIEW OF FEMALE IMPURTTY AND THE TONSEISÖ 146
10. The Logic of Funerals - the Salvation of the
Deceased 149
• A REASSESSMENT OF'FUNERARY BUDDHISM' 149
• THE KANSÖ AND TABOO OF THE DEATH IMPURITY 152
• 'THE PRECEPTS OF PURITY REMAIN UNTAINTED' 153
• 'THOSEWHO ARE REBORN INTHE PURE LAND ARB
UNPOLLUTED' 156
• ZEN PRIESTS AND FUNERALS 157
11. The NewThinking of Kamakura New Buddhism -
Shinran and Eizon 160
• THE SALVATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL 160
• BUDDHIST THOUGHT OF THE KANSÖ 161
• THETHINKINGOFTHEFOUNDERSOFTHE NEW BUDDHISM 164
vii
A History ofjapanese Buddhism
• SINGLE AND MULTIPLE PRACTICES - JINRIK1 AND TARIKI 165
• COMPARISON OF SHINRAN AND EIZON 167
• BUDDHAHOOD OR BIRTH INTO THE PURE LAND 169
• OBSERVANCEANDVIOLATIONOFTHEPRECEPTS' 170
• SALVATION OFTHEINDIVIDUAL 173
12. Rise of the MedievalTowns and Awareness of the
'Individual' 175
• URBANIZED PLACES 175
• HONEN, DOGEN AND THE TOWNSPEOPLE OF KYOTO 176
• EIZON AND THE TOWNSPEOPLE 177
• KAMAKURA, IPPEN AND NICHIREN 179
• KAMAKURA NEW BUDDHISM OF THE TONSEISÖ 182
• SHINRAN AND FARMERS 183
• OUTLINE OF JAPANESE BUDDHIST HISTORY FROM ANCIENT
TIMES UNTIL EDO 185
• FROM THE FIRST TO THE SECOND TYPE OF PERSONAL
RELIGIONS 189
13. Buddhism in the Muromachi Era 191
• MONKAN 192
• MUSÖ SOSEKI, AN 'OFFICIAL MONK' OF THE MUROMACHI
SHOGUNATE 193
• IKKYÜ SÖJUN, AN 'EXTRAVAGANT' MONK 196
• NISSHIN WITH A POT ON HIS HEAD 198
• RENNYO AND IKKÖ IKKI 199
• TOYOTOMI HIDEYOSHI RESTRUCTURES THE BUDDHIST
COMMUNITY 202
14. Buddhists in the Edo Era - 'Official Monks' of the
Edo Shogunate 205
• TEMPLECONTROLPOLICIESINTHEEARLYEDOERA 206
• SÜDEN AND TENKAI: POLITICAL MONKS OF THE
SHOGUNATE 207
• TAKUAN SÖHÖ AND THE SHIE (PURPLE CLOTH) INCIDENT 208
• RELIGIOUS INQUISITION BOOK AND DANKA SYSTEM 211
• NICHIÖ OF THE FUJU FUSESUBSECT 213
• INGEN, THE FOUNDER OF THE ÖBAKUSHÜ ZEN SECT 214
• REFUTERS OF BUDDHISM 215
• DEVELOPMENT OF RESEARCH AND EDUCATION 217
• SUZUKI SHÖSAN AND THE COMMON PEOPLE 218
• BANKEI EITAKU AND HAKUIN EKAKU 219
• PILGRIMAGES IN SHIKoKU AND OTHER PLACES 221
• DEVELOPMENT OF SHUGENDO IN THE EDO ERA 223
• EDO CULTURE AND BUDDHISM 223
viii
Contei ts
15. Modern Times and Japaners Buddhism 225
• THE MEIJI RESTORATION ANd BUDDHIST MONKS 225
• INOUE ENRYÖ: PROTECTTHE WAtiON AND LOVE REASON 228
• KIYOZAWA MANSHI AND HIS sl^RlTUALISM 230
• MURAKAMI SENSHÖ AND MQPERN SANSKRIT STUDIES 231
• SUZUKI DAISETU - INTRODlJC^H OF JAPANESE BUDDHISM
TO OTHER COUNTRIES 232
• NEW RELIGIONS INTHE BUÜdHISTTRADITION 233
• MIYAZAWAKENJIANDKOKOc^ÜKAI 234
• VARIOUS NEW REUGIONS 235
• REVTVING JAPANESE BUDDHisM 237
16. Shikoku Pilgrimage -Visiting the Ancient Sites
of Köbö Daishi 239
• ORIGINOFTHENUMBERElC5H'rV-ElGHT 239
• EARLY EDO PERIOD GUIDEBoOK 241
• GUIDE MAPS OFTHE SHIKOKl) PlLGRlMAGE 242
• PEOPLEWHO MAKE THE PILg^MaGE 243
• CHARITABLEGIVINGDURINGrHE PILGRIMAGE 244
Afterword 247
Bibliography 251
Index 259
ix |
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